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Free hand sketch quality images for Engineering drawing UNIT 6

 Below are easy to draw sketches, better picture quality images for UNIT 6 SEM I Exam



Types of gears





Fastener Categories




Nut types



Types of keys








(a) Compression spring; (b) Tension spring; (c) Torsion spring; (d) Scroll spring



(e) Leaf spring

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